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4 Ttvtr' e, ) onmber 5, 1905
THE SIGNAL : OODERICH. ONTARIO
MANITOBA TOWNS.
.
Nobs of Several Places in the Prairie
Province.
To tee l door of Th. threat
Dealt $lit. --I pr(Nuii.teJ .conte tine
ago to write more. about our trip in
the West. 1 left uta at the threshing
st Margaret. We made up nur Initials
to start on ,,our homeward way, as it
was rainingand thi•it' would not he
slaty More 1fi(•eiihiug for a few days itnt
- ate wanted to itt't more of therutmtry.
No we left our clear bother and his
family at the station at .Margaret at
8 is In. on Tueeda morning on the
way to Verinete _ uuiarar
Somerset fur • noon, the tt•ain
stopping there for twenty minutes for
refreshments. We enjoyed our lunch
and took a hot. at the town, which is
like moat of the towns in Southern
Manitoba. They are too .lone to-
gether for. them to amount to Much, ail
they are only (rout live to six tttileti
apart and the faros are ro large that
there ie not as large* wjtuhaliuu to a
given area as in Ontario.
We left here and fame 'to Lake
Minette, a small Take about Iwelve
suites long and three wide. Thi. is a
good lake fur fish. and wild ducks lied
Helse are plentiful o•n its, waters.
ere we had it stop for taking tilt
water. Then w.• t.:ok s short trip
around the summit of the Tiger Hills.
.his is a lung stretch of t•uugh coma-
. try. It is timbered with veod-sized
poplars and there are at brickyard mei
a-cettteut wurkti ra few miles distant
rum eitrty. a err. ► qe peeet'il'
. tausough --oft.. ur-- wuv- 4,s1:wIwt a taw
rocks were all ..halt'. rtes else this
' shale for making brick. They put it
through route process and' it: Makes at
nice sod, bald Witte, -
Well, we are through the hills an- d
again we are iu-the.tineagrirulteral
lands and in a short time we reach
Carman. ,You would thiuk y(iu
were coining into at thick park. as
you cannot see attyt10nj f,.1. trees.
The Great Northern Railway 1 -tics
right +dung the -sidewalk on one of the
main streets. They have a nice town
ar.nwd it. A branch of the Assiut -
bedew river runs through it and it is
so crooked that to going. three blocks
111041 cwn« -the river tuur•(irt es : het it
taonly about two rods wide. The•soil
hers is like the Winnipeg soil. it is as
tough as putty and tats slippery 3s
grease when it is wet. tt'e stayed
here trim) , Friday until Mondey at
1255. They have good thueeltes and
schools here and three railways -the
Canadian NM -therm the (', 1'. 11. tool
the Midland. ' This is the country tot
railwaas. as they are all after the
grain of the great wheat Holds and
you will see engines going out with
a long train of empty cars and cowing
back with all they can pull of toaded
cars tit wheat,
When you get black (rocs the town
a short dist anee the 4wrlliugs ire built
is the grove of p.p rs. l'ou buy it
lot, clear a place in, the centre and
build your house and it makes a forely
building place. It is ,a goodWind-
break for the winter anti,* nice shady
bower in the heat of the• sutuu tier.
There are :a L•tTji"c1fn1
living around here yet• at' there was
a rest•rvation at this poiet at one r') `« 164. Beale •
f W4 Mon Lib. (on. r
PAND
The Recipe
-Ladies, here's -my-recipe
for Apple Custard Pie:-
'T'wo eggs, four ab five apples, grated, a little
nutmeg; sweetened to taste; one-half pint of new
milk or cream; pour into pastry' -then
fs
4
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The
Result
The Oven
'r 'PANDORA' OF
COURSE."
"lour - pleb - that -don't-last-lona.'
four pies and pans o* bread Can be
baked in a "Pandora" oven at one time.
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THE HOWELL H, RDWARE CO
Official El: dlion Returns
WENT -HURON d`
On Monday of this week James 1
Young. returning officer for West 1.
lluron in the election to the House of .
Commons. inade the official declare-
-u7 1 42
:307 225 275 ,1110
-tie 79
• etoev}!R. e"... .
tion of the result. 'E. N. L.•wi. No. 1. .-... 31 t8 , 23 en
majority is 02_. The figures in detail l No. 2 :ii tai 'Irk 50
ate as follows 1with the figures o1 the No. 3 37 t32 32 IID
11) 4 election for e_____s of: cu ao' ♦ ". 77 at 71
A(iHFIgLD. 156 274 137 '
,air,TitrtAltte: -_
Fr + 118 tiO . 121
1 . 47 71 40 76
, s. YPIILLD wet
Nt a s.' 4'e 85 41 84 ► 1 .
No. i:.%-7....:Iii 61 44 53 40. P 4 t, 33 92 't„ R fi'L
N/►. i., 27 73 • '� 67 i 58 a' 47
N.r. S Mill :H 53 • 41 `
10.0 7:i 211 74 16 -- Tccug 111'TH
No. 7 .4 . 81 24 77 tat No. 1 75
-- -� - . :tin. Y 07
405 374 ` 354 3511 NO. :i.... 51
--.!No. 4 70
:41 ;; 5' No. 5 72
BORNE. No. 6. 711
514 74 alit
No. 2 ): etltlliii... 58 •LS 42
*.'..'s;':-)...
n. 3 63 \ 80 71 79
44' 34j
time. it is a tine part o the country,
counted one of the hest foilfarming
purp'ses.
As I said. bre left here et 1 56- for
Plum Coulee. lay the way. 1 tmhhtsay
that they ire getting ready for, local
option in. Carman at the tnun`icipal
elections. They took a vote last year
and carried jt but tht•re was some flaw
in it, so that it did not go into forte:
but they expect to carry) it with a big
majority this year. as t6ev Hoed only
a majority cote here. There are two
big hotels and it has been a bad place
for drinking in the past. We had et
run of twenty-five miles to Plum
()outer. This i. the borne of the Men-
nonites. The Government stave them
a tract of about t•ighty by sixty miles
for settlement and as they air a (Mer-
man ereet and a very energetic clan. of
people they made good settlers, but
mac of the youngmen partook tow
freely of the Rreater tad male, test
their Lends until they were getting
overrun with all kinds of obnoxious
weeds and the Gevernweut bad ti
take hold of the matter and place In-
epeetot9 to see that they worked their
land better. In consequence they are
getting the weeds .ileaned out again.
itis a lovely tract tit country, with
good buildings. They are ate of the
ancient Order of Mennonite -still.
The women wear shawls un their
heads and long white aprons over
their dresses. There would be Ho need
. of a milliner in Plum Coulee. The old
people cannot speak English. but the
young people can speak it well. There
scarcely anyont' in Itusiness here
except Mennonites. There is one
hotel -keeper from Ontario and a Mr.
Jefferson. the agent at the station
he is a nephew of Robert Holmes of
Clinton.
This is a t e• it ry for p.m)! ennuis.
Then• will be two or there pool lootus
hi every semi town. with the business
announced in big letters on the win-
dows. .
We stated in !Slum ('t,ilee from 4
p. tu, ate44 11e: tit. next -morning and
left for Ito Riviete, of which we will
tell you later, as we do not want to
take up too much space 1 his time in
your valuable ,p►per.
Y WtLL.I �le'RHow.
Giuderich, Nov. 2, 1808.
HANDLING GRAIN ON SABBATH.
Order Issued by Dem'tifi 'tthit
Commission. "
tattatvn. N..,. 2. The railway eout-
ruis.ion has handed out jtedgneen1
granting with some tnetdinentione th.•
app liestton tit the Grand Trunk Rail-
way ('ti. fur permission to handle
grltin at lake pmts, snake up trains,
and do other n'.raslu•y Sunday work
to expedite the forwarding of gratin
during the rush seaeotn. lir-deliver-
ing judgment Chairman Mabee makes
it clear that any siispenaie 1 of the
strict p•ovisions of t r loud.
Day Act is conditional n tail was.
companies .bowing t t any work
done on 1lunday is al Mutely neves-
cary.
The order is that he G. T. it. only
unload grain from vests•!. Penin lake
ports in Ontario, nd load it into cars
between Negate her 15 in any yenr
said Jane 1 t following yenr upon
the Lord's y ; that such work es
pr." be tie t•y to give• ft contin-
uous rail ay servir•e for carrying
in fro 1 eesvators and vessels map
that the company may per-
form a work net -ester rpm the
Lord's 1)ar Qthe delivery to its
destination off fP4 ht oars in transit
when the day begat) ; that other nail.
way r periled carryiniit -grain from
Ontario lake porta shall te elhtitledl to
the same privilege.
Old Gentleman - "nave you any
family ties Y' Willie -"Oh, yea, sir.
Father makes me weer all hie old
ones.
"Mrs. Bildad says that Abe talks in
her sleep." "That isn't the worst of
it. .ithsr. 8be talks when she is
awake."
245
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Ni. 2 On 114
N. ix .: b:i ''77.
.. 0:1 55 (N`
48 - 41
No. 0...\ . \ 75 70 73
No. 7.. 35 44 41
AU 494 415 4111
35 70 31
7 d1 47
5f 23
21 71 11
15 68 'iu
Zi TA 24
sat 176
405 106
208
ATANLSY.
212 208tNo. 1 4A :e'er
!No. 2 - 511 31
6 !No. 3 :f4 974
• No. 4 14, -45-
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No. -1 '44 tilt 34
No. 2.... 41 All
No. 3 41
Nu. 4 21
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No. v.. 42
E..xi.� 210
est tstlr 2fit'9
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55
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140 411
77 72
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71 46
-_1P2.. -1125
51 07
N'F.$T WAWANONU.
No. 1, 51 (18 48 68
No. 2. .. . 45 57" 42 - . 54
No. 3 .. 33 i1.4 28 51
No. 4 75 34 61 31
No. 3._55 • 314 51 211
53
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27
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No. 1 lr.. A40 :8) , 44 34
No. 1 "° I i31) I) le Y2
Neo. 1-_ ---:. 3 a •t'2
No. 4 47 u (st 15
No. .5 48 47 :41
No. 6:14 l 49 52
Stu. 7. ._,:l1:- 17• 'A1 25
No. 8 ..' . 71 14 4)2' 19
-47, k^Syts )rt! 4fi7- :iii
�+� latlil4t
1w.n <a 13i
STEPHEN.
Nu. 1 .. ... :13 62
No. •2.... c°.. ;_. • 15 51
No. 3 52 1T2
No. 4 - •'" 72 alt
No. 5 ski :d)
No. 6 ` 15 111
No. - •
Os
19
44 73 04
27 :in IN
:it tin 36
41 42 31 11-
nitotainietea 74145
Ail 354 2a3
11114 emstedife
104 71
era .‘ PertIl.e1141N.
A.hfleld 41 374 354 3.10
t'othearne 225 *.X41 212 '3111
titalerich 391 441 415 491
eiterch lp 2111 364 210 :CM
Clinton -212 221 1.5r2 215
West W 250 256 2f2 215
2150 2243 7175 2137
Mnjority for Leiria 811 62
Moral 111'HON.
The official cottnt in the Mouth
Huron election took place before Re.
turtihm Officer Ales. Mustard, at
flruceNeld. on Sattarday last. The
returna give M. Y. McLean,
Liberal. a majority of 154. The fol.
lowing are the figurer. Ity polls (with
the figures of the previous bye-elec
Coat
61
417
:51
16
50
;7
444
411
40
55
06
:51
74
OP'
1
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Bargaiw
Days
8 •:DAY
and
TUESDAY
J. `` H. �' Colborne
TWOrv�. taut Wt4ltst . y,<
THANKSGIVING
BARGAIN DAYS
NOV. 7 and 10
• NOTE
That. Monday being Thank.-
givtng I)ay, our second Ietrgain
day will be in'rue.eday. loth.
To avoid the afternoon
are not rushed. "
111111=11111. II••
1
Bargain
Days
SATURDAY
•
•
We intend to make these two bargain
days- -Saturday, the day before, and Tuesday,
t the day after, Thanksgiving Day ---the
TWO GREATEST SALE DAYS
that this store has ever given, which is saying
a good deal, as our bargain sale days have
always been great sale days, not only for a
few lines but for a whole storeful of goods.
t'tlslt cone' itt the forenoon it \Ito
You can get
and
TUESDAY
NOV. 7 and 10
NOTE
nit, .1(utdaybat ng Thanks-
giving Day,- our sarotid bargain
day will It,t tots Tue«alay, Nttb. •
better attention when
REMEMBER - A whole Storeful of (foods at n Pr at,, -these two
days.
We
DRESS GOODS We have�g.ot soate extra t.tlur. in plain Venetian+ soul Rswadelotha. Mack. 'blue, brown. green and red, sac.
11.00, 11.25 anti 51.50. All new this fall.
\\', want you to rev, nur ('nuts. tong. horse and semi-fittiug, plait clothe, black and colorist. ,e11 new this aeite(tu. lh.r
COATS
..o Moe. are right.
SHORT COATS A few Short ('oats, $5.ls1 to IRln.1to reguhu•; you can-but-aa7-esestef--chem-fur 53.50. Alr mal G• lir.hlaek
Keieey and heaver cloth.
CORSETS Always ask for 1).:F A. and you will get hes tit. Meet wt:ir Abd best price.... "'` " " ''s"" " s"■'u wus -.'et u '7
EMBROIDERIES Anntbet• small lot of /Waist E,ihn; denies, 18 niches wide, end
d waist buntings 8 inehro., that came en late. good
value for 'Lie and :ilk•, and you can •t any of them at 200.
111 Standard Patterns, Fashion Books and Designer for November. Ask for Fashion Sheet.
•MD��OM•�•Gi��®S?•
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.411 10
• 122 it ltr•4 le
11 (IR1ry No. 16
No. 2 . ... 51 11)
No 3 ... . 7O .45
No. 4.... Il t :i:s' lel
No 3 . oew til . 111� 67
No.H t e . !14 54 111
No.I .. I!... 75 17. 70
"--edit---:ti M kit►
rl`(x3 124 - 158
s«1 gout tt-%.--
No 1 . """ 50 1021 414 til
No. 9 "s 51 (42i 133 (45
No. 3 48 112' 52' 127
Na 4.... - T3 113. dl 1154
No. .i..., . 79 . K5 i • 64.. 1111
No 0 . 47 72 :3 71
ii et' '• • _._... I.
344 t .358 549
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CAMERON & MOOREO
Go-DER!CH'S GREATEST STORE.
Watch for our
THANKSGIVING
Display.
.i Every
rtment
now replete.
Greater Values
than ever.
Thanksgiving comes to us ag n; it is our first one here,
and we intend to fix up for the occ. ion. We want you .to come
and see all that is new, in the newest creations, of which a great
variety has been secured from the w t id's most skilful manu-
facturers and dealers, therefore assu ng you of a choice of
•eatables that will give satisfaction : nd are dependable of
ng right up-to-date. We advise sho ' ing in the forenoon.
is the -best time of the day. as our sta of clerks will have
more time to wait on you and you %AILS • tter served than
if you wait till the busy afternoon.
Just here we will quote only a few\i'f our many T
*which should appeal to every .careful -lei - .
('nnlmencing'Fridnv morning our MILLINERY DEP
sale '
3 doyen fourteen a d sixteen -inch black Ostrich Plumes. at a price that may
get. no mote, at map .... .
- Fifty 01 the newest F t Shape. to dear at
•
Ili
Attempt..
No.1 .. 57 41 } 611 :ii
NO. 2 j$'" d) 46 58 . 44
No. A . 41 be ' 45 49
No. 4 50. :ie ': 414 40
No. 5 53 47 'I .i15u
No. 4' 31-- -f _ i0 •
:417 1-'25
-- ` al l
II
111(NBB�11 • i i
0. l� 411 1)2 '411 97
2. Irl 58 7(1 tau
Y. i8 144_� 47
ave yuc
iii. 1
No. 1...
No. 2 ..
No. 3...
No. 4....
217 208•
avHOXrrrea.53 ;e
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1AluUAl4.
bel 9
..12 71 41t 7N
..ICT 118' -__NV lit
nksgiving Specials,
TMENT puts n11
ix people will
e ery dollar's
iion't forg t this week and next that our Furl are reduced
_smith --you get -for 9oc. ' is --the early btryeras`opportunity.
Just'think : You can b11 a ladies' Fur -lined Coat wiith best Mtlskra lining,
best English Beaver shell, -with ierinan Otter collar; for $44.5o.
17.2 340 187 302
e axe:x,: Z 715
�f$4tT F..Art1'WAWAN(N(t
No. 1 115 5:3
• 41
No. 4 .. 51,1 , 4:.,
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A FEW RARE CHANGES IN DRESS GOODS
A few new stripes not shown before this season, only a few suit lengths i
different shades, at a price from soc t $1.69 per yard. In fact this department
has never been as comPlete as it, is at t e present time, and never greater values
shown,
."'w OUR SMALL WARES DEPARTMENT
has received itett week threct•from the facto a- lot of the newest .styles in
Hair Combs, so that we can sell them at speci priws, in hand -carved (sides
and backs) from Soc to SEW per set.
fa the Ladies' Underwear Department values be heat& anywhere.
Compare this: Ladies' Vests, Fall -weight, sizes 32 to\3x inches, ribbed cotton,
high neck awl long sleeves, button front, 25C.
.oas DON'T FORGET THE MEN'S SECTION
- This department. is entirety by irself and like the other departments has been
steadily growing, until today we have the heavieet and largeSt range of Men's
'and Boys' Clothing shown in Goderieh, with values never before atripted *AO
E'S A WORD TO --THE YOUNG fl -AN FOR THANKSOIVINO.
Yo may meet lier at the Thanksgiving dinner; you.may want to look mr,_best.
ck Beaver Overcoats. $7.5* $14.00 -
Phoenix Mahler, sor.
stylish Walking Gloves, 11.2e.
Patent t Shoes, 4345.
Leave your ext order for a suit here, save money and get the latest.
(Crown Tailoring Agency.)
Don't forget the goo( things for getting Monday's dinner ready; we have them in
THE GROCERY DEPARTMiNT in the Basement.
Lots of sugar left yet at the same price. Don't leave it off too long; we want
you to get your Aare of the good things. First day car was unloaded
fifteen barrels disappeared. Like everything else, we buy close and sell closer.
A FEW SPECIALS FOR FRiDAY AND SA TURDAY ONLY
Four pounds of nice new Raisins, beat quality, 25C
Corn Flakes, Kellog's brand. green packages, nice and crisp, per package, 6C.
Two Specials in Tea,
We have a Young 14 yson Greci Tes and a Congou, both good blends, at, for the two days only, per
pound, tec.
fet 05
*XI 505
8..ttfott :197 225 275
Tucket•sittith. . 405 1911 :int
Llaltorne 2111 419 243
siephen
Menotti 01 118
Itayttehl Kt 62
Stantey, VS 26i
liav 457 mai
Mekiltop Inn 227
2179 25ft/
Maj. for *Leah 117.
NAST 11CKON.
365
91
445
461
154
106
176
1111
82
26)
219
2432
The official returns give Dr. Chis
holm ofejority of In The figures
five the laat two election,. are given
,21 An list 02
11 A
EART
ISEASE
Disease. A well-known
amination Ina case 01 death
frora Heart Disease with-
out finding the kidneys
wereatfault." The Kidney
medicine which Was first on
the market, most Succeis-
fni for Heart Disease and
ail Kidney Troubles, and
mon widely imitated is
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
1
1
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EASIEST STORF IN TOWN TO GET YOUR MONEY BACK
New Idea Patterns, 10c.
STORE CLOSED MONDAY. THANKSGIVING.
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